Peter Bourjos (wrist) has begun running and will start hitting and throwing next week. Bourjos hasn't played since fracturing his right wrist on June 29. There's still no timetable for his return, but if the ramping up of baseball activities goes well he could start a rehab assignment shortly after the All-Star break. The outfielder is hitting .333/.392/.457 in 129 at-bats this year.

Angels placed OF Peter Bourjos on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured right wrist. Bourjos suffered the injury when he was hit by a pitch on Saturday. The fracture is non-displaced, so it could have been worse, but he'll be sidelined at least 2-3 weeks. The Angels will use Mike Trout in center field and J.B. Shuck in left while Bourjos is on the shelf.

Peter Bourjos was lifted from Saturday's game against the Astros after taking a pitch off his right wrist. Bourjos missed four games this week because of a jammed left thumb. He is again considered day-to-day. J.B. Shuck replaced him in the Angels' lineup Saturday.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) returned to the Angels' lineup Saturday. Bourjos was available as a pinch runner and scored the go-ahead run in Friday's win over the Astros. He missed four games with a jammed left thumb, but managed to avoid the disabled list.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) is out of the starting lineup again Friday against the Astros. Bourjos hasn't started a game since he jammed his left thumb on Sunday. He apparently needs at least one more day to recover. J.B. Shuck is starting in left field Friday while Mike Trout will play center.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) is not in the Angels' starting lineup on Thursday afternoon against the Tigers. Bourjos has not started a game for the Angels since jamming his left thumb Sunday while trying to break up a double play. The hope is that he'll be ready on Friday.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) is out of the lineup again Wednesday against the Tigers. Bourjos hasn't played since he jammed his left thumb while trying to break up a play on Sunday. He originally hoped to return Wednesday, but the Angels evidently believes that he needs at least one more day to recover.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) is hoping to return Wednesday. Bourjos injured his left thumb Sunday while trying to break up a double play. He is available to serve as a defensive replacement and pinch-runner on Tuesday.

Peter Bourjos (thumb) will not be placed on the disabled list. Bourjos injured his thumb on Sunday, but X-rays came back negative and a thumb specialist determined Monday that he will not have to miss an extended period of time. Consider him day-to-day for now.

X-rays taken Sunday evening on Peter Bourjos' injured left thumb showed no significant damage. Bourjos tweaked the thumb on Sunday afternoon against the Pirates while trying to break up a double play. He is considered day-to-day. "It's pretty sore," the 26-year-old outfielder told reporters. "I jammed it pretty good."